And clapping in in five and here's my clap three two one I was the lame clap, but that was it. All right. You

start screaming in Los Angeles, California. Read all about it. L.A. Times, New York Times coming

together, bringing you the top stories. How is St. Patrick's Day? What's going on in the

Ukraine? Kim and Kanye? Who's this kid? Wait, what was just said? There's a lot. I'm the paperboy

who like really takes the time to read the paper before he stands on the corner. Scream and he,

you know, scream and read all about it. All right, friendly YouTube watchers. If we're freezing

this week, although you freeze in your office there, but it might be my fault this week because I'm

in a hotel. All right, tell me about the hotel you're in. All right, you ready? I'll try to not

unplug things. I'm going to turn this around and I have a great New York view. Oh, look at that.

That's out on Broadway, water towers. It's all about looking at water towers on roof decks.

You know, that was a big thing in on the waterfront. They, Ely Kazana, I believe, but a lot of the

rooftops had and he did purposely the antennas because he was a Christ figure. You know, what's

brando. So anyway, all about New York rooftops. I'm on 75 in Broadway, but the radar

cross thing about water, the water tanks are only on buildings that are something like five or

six stories or taller because back when they built these buildings at the turn of the century,

they couldn't push water up more than five floors. So they had to start building water tanks on

the roof. Interesting. I did not even know that. Yeah. Yeah. And I guess they're still being used.

I don't know if they still use them. Maybe they just didn't bother taking them down.

I have a question. How does the water get in the water tank? Helicopters. Oh, right. I should have

thought of that, especially back then. It's turned to the century. Yeah. Yeah. The pre-war and all that.

So, and you know, what's fairway is right across the street. Oh, my God. That's the best supermarket

in the world. That's supermarket in the world. It's incredible. And if you want your frozen foods,

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